When you listen to “She Loved A Lot In Her Time,” it feels like sitting down with an old friend who’s weaving together the tender threads of a life well-lived. This song, performed with an unmatched authenticity, is a heartfelt tribute to the quiet, selfless heroes in our lives—the mothers, grandmothers, or anyone who loves unconditionally and gives their all to those they care for.
The song paints a vivid picture of a woman whose legacy isn’t measured in material wealth or grand achievements, but in the love she gave and the lives she touched. It’s a story of devotion, of someone who put her heart into her family, her friends, and even the simplest acts of kindness. The lyrics brim with warmth and reverence, creating a tapestry of moments that anyone who’s ever loved someone deeply can relate to.
What makes this song truly special is its universal appeal. Whether it’s the way it makes you think of a loved one you’ve lost or reminds you to appreciate the selflessness of someone still with you, “She Loved A Lot In Her Time” resonates deeply. It’s not just a song—it’s a celebration of love in its purest, most enduring form.
With its gentle melody and poignant lyrics, the track invites you to reflect on the people who’ve made your world brighter and reminds us that the simplest acts of love often leave the deepest marks. It’s a testament to the kind of love that doesn’t just fade—it lingers in memories, in stories, and in the lives it shapes
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Lyrics
I started drinking and actin’ crazy
Way back in sixty five
Mama would pray and say, he’s my baby
Lord, please keep him alive
Sister came home with two little children
Her man had left her alone
Mama knew too well the hurt she was feelin’
‘Cause daddy had been gone so long
We all did our part to add to her pain
We all broke her heart but she never complained
She loved a lot in her time
She watched love grow and die on the vine
She stood in the shadows
So others could shine
She loved a lot in her time
Mama’s prayers were answered a long time ago
I ain’t touched a drink in ten years
Sister remarried to a good ol’ boy
They don’t live far from here
Mama’s work is done
Now, she’s gone on home
The words in our hearts
Are engraved on her stone
She loved a lot in her time
She watched love grow and die on the vine
She stood in the shadows
So others could shine
She loved a lot in her time
She stood in the shadows
So others could shine
She loved a lot in her time
Mama, you loved a lot in your time